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Armed with 40 years’ experience of the land, Geoff Garrod devises a plan to intercept pigeons on their flight lines – but the birds have other ideas
Jonny Carter reveals the delights of a no-nonsense performer that prioritises technical excellence over ornamental beauty
Paul Austin’s VR odyssey continues with a new stock that transforms Clay Hunt VR, the all-conquering shotgun app on Quest 2/3, into a fully fledged shooting simulator
If you haven’t tried a simulated game day, here’s what to expect from one of the fastest growing areas of our sport. Rebecca Green has the details.
Tom Sykes looks at a few of the head torches on the market, and tells us what he likes to use and why
Richard Atkins examines an alternative to lead shot for lightweight game guns, in the form of the Gamebore 28g No. 5 shot fibre-wad game cartridge
Richard Atkins evaluates the latest (and last?) high-performance game cartridge loaded with lead shot
Geoff Garrod has a bumper day on the woodies as he confronts the task of mitigating crop damage caused by surging populations
Rob Speed gets to grips with the (almost) silent but deadly Mossberg 500 Bantam Hushpower .410 gauge pump-action shotgun
However you like to enjoy your clay shooting, you can prepare for the start of the season with Emily Damment’s complete guide, featuring advice and events for game shots and competitive clay crushers alike!
Top Sporting shot and coach Matt Hance revisits an earlier series of lessons and outlines three ways you can improve your scores
Drennan reviews the Browning Maxus II semi-automatic shotgun in this video, feeding it a range of cartridges from 21g up to high performance steel!
There’s a lot to like about this smart new Beretta, writes Mike Yardley in his review of the 686 Silver Pigeon 1 Sporter.
Whether you want to buy a secondhand over-and-under, side-by-side or semi-auto, Mike Yardley provides advice and explains the bargains to be had!
Mike Yardley finds very little at fault in his review of the Turkish-made Yildiz SPZ Steel Sporter Black – a great value shotgun at under £1,000.
This Grade 3 version of the popular Miroku MK-38 Sport certainly impresses, with its refined looks, pleasing dimensions and reliable mechanics, says Mike Yardley.
The black laminate used on the new Browning Ultra XS not only lends it a certain look, but improves its shooting qualities too, as Mike Yardley finds in this review.
With its precise finish and solid shooting characteristics, this Perazzi-inspired Yildiz Pro Sporter offers exceptional value for money and quality that defies its price point.
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